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It is no news that the authorities of Lagos State University (LASU) have called for application from qualified applicants for her 2016/2017 admission. In the same vein, the University authorities have also increased the admission screening exercise fee by over 100% from N2,300 to N5,000 this year. Also the University authorities have raised the UTME cut off mark for eligibility to sit for the admission screening exercise to 190 over and above the 180 proposed by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Having examined these two developments and their implication, the Education Rights Campaign (ERC) finds that the over 100 percent increment in admission screening exercise fees to be unjust, exploitative and anti-poor. We are also concerned about the negative implication the 190 UTME score set by LASU for eligibility to sit for its admission screening exercise would have for applicants many of whom are from poor working class homes. OUR ARGUMENTS: 1. We find it difficult to reconcile the cost of conducting admission screening exercise in a university like the Lagos State University with the amount levied on each applicant. More so, considering the teeming population of applicants the University will get and the turn over that would be realized, one can only conclude that the increment is a deliberate attempt to exploit the applicants all in the name of increasing the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) of the University. More so, increasing admission screening fee at this period of economic downturn when many working class families are going through enormous hardship is rather insensitive. The ERC also see this increment as one that does not have the interest of the applicants at heart and a deliberate attempt to take education away from the reach of the poor masses. 2. On the increase of the cut off mark, no doubt we acknowledge that it is necessary for the Lagos State University to maintain its high standard of scholarship by ensuring that only the best gain admission. However we believe that this cannot be achieved simply by raising the cut off mark. We recall that when Universities pushed for the creation of the Post-UTME test some years ago, the argument was that JAMB scores were no more reliable for assessing applicants competence given the enormous malpractice that often characterize UTME every year, therefore Universities needed their own separate screening in the form of the Post-UTME test. Logically therefore, raising the UTME cut off mark for eligibility to apply for admission into LASU would not in any away guarantee that the best would gain admission. Rather, it would only ensure that many applicants who scored marks lower than 190 not because they were not good enough but due to the malpractice that still characterize UTME are unable to have a fair shot at admission. OUR POSITION Having put forward the arguments above, we hereby demand the following: 1. The University management should reverse the admission screening exercise fee in the best interest of applicants majority of whom are from poor working class background. 2. We hereby urge the University management to kindly allow all qualified applicants with 180 UTME score and above to apply for the admission screening exercise. 3. We believe the Lagos State University management team ably led by Prof. Lanre Fagbohun is a student-loving team. We will therefore be enormously grateful if the management can consider our arguments and positions and do the needful to address all of these issues. At the Education Rights Campaign (ERC), we campaign for a free, credible and qualitative education at all levels of the educational system. signed Dhikrullah Aasim (Bintinlaye) Coordinator ERC LASU Branch.

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The Chairman, Senate Adhoc Committee on Media and Publicity, Mr. Dino Melaye, has defended his open support for Mrs. Toyin Saraki, wife of the Senate President, when she honoured an invitation of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. The Senator, representing Kogi West in the National Assembly, said he had no regrets joining Saraki at the EFCC office. Melaye said he went to the EFCC office “as a private investigator and an anti-corruption crusader,” to find out the extent of culpability of his “sister and friend” since she was not told the content of the petition against her. He said he was arrested 14 times in one year by the administration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan because of his commitment to seeing a better Nigeria He said, “The invitation of Mrs. Toyin Saraki by the EFCC, however, is not a criminal indictment. I will not abandon my friend because of (a) mere EFCC invitation. “I also went there as a private investigator and an anti- corruption crusader to find out the extent of culpability of my sister and friend since she was not told the content of the petition against her before her appearance before the EFCC.” Melaye, in a statement entitled, ‘Stand up for what you believe in regardless of the popularity or acceptance of your belief,’ which was obtained by Saturday PUNCH in Abuja, challenged anyone to controvert his claim that he had never taken any government contract, be it at the local, state or federal level. He said, “I chose to react to the attacks I have received from my brothers, sisters and fellow citizens because I was seen in the headquarters of EFCC with my sister, Mrs. Toyin Saraki. “I will start by saying that my struggle to fight corruption in Nigeria was not an assignment or a paid job. It was borne out of passion and desire to build a new Nigeria where justice, equity and egalitarianism become a new order. “I was arrested 14 times in one year by the administration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan because I desire a country where my grandchildren (that I may never know) will dwell in a nation where life is already structured for them. “I cannot throw away my sacrifice of being beaten and my clothes torn on the floor of the House of Representatives because of fighting against corruption. I have come too far to compromise my stand on corruption and corrupt persons. “I make bold here to challenge anybody who will controvert the truth that I have never done any government contract, either at the LG, state or federal levels. It is not criminal to do so, but he who must come to equity must come with clean hands. “If my father is invited by the EFCC, I will go there; if a prima facie case is established against him, I will shout for his prosecution. So my great people, I have no regret following my friend and sister to the EFCC. If you are my friend, you are my friend.”r

The Oyo State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal, sitting in Ibadan, Oyo State, has dismissed a motion filed before it by counsel for the state Governor Abiola Ajimobi and the state chapter of the All Progressives Congress to strike out the petition brought before it former governor Rashidi Ladoja and the Accord Party. Ladoja and his party, the AP, are challenging the result of the last governorship election in the state which declared Ajimobi, the governorship candidate of the APC, as the winner while Ladoja, who contested the April 11 poll on the platform of the AP, as the runners up. Counsel for Ajimobi, Wole Olanipekun (SAN), and Oluwarotimi Akeredolu (SAN), who represents the APC argued that the motion filed by Ladoja, dated July 3, 2015, was defective on the ground that it was not signed by an identifiable counsel. Chairman of the tribunal, Justice Mohammed Mayaki, explained that the first motion was to determine whether the application was signed by the petitioners’ counsel while the second was to determine if objections raised should be taken alongside or one after the other. In his ruling, Mayaki stated that the petitioners’ counsel clearly signed the petition and stated the address of his legal firm. He said, “The name of the counsel was stated in the application and the petitioner signed on top of his name. The tribunal is not in doubt that Ogunwole represents the petitioners. The tribunal affirms that the counsel for the petitioners is clearly stated.” The Oyo State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal, sitting in Ibadan, Oyo State, has dismissed a motion filed before it by counsel for the state Governor Abiola Ajimobi and the state chapter of the All Progressives Congress to strike out the petition brought before it former governor Rashidi Ladoja and the Accord Party. Ladoja and his party, the AP, are challenging the result of the last governorship election in the state which declared Ajimobi, the governorship candidate of the APC, as the winner while Ladoja, who contested the April 11 poll on the platform of the AP, as the runners up. Counsel for Ajimobi, Wole Olanipekun (SAN), and Oluwarotimi Akeredolu (SAN), who represents the APC argued that the motion filed by Ladoja, dated July 3, 2015, was defective on the ground that it was not signed by an identifiable counsel. Chairman of the tribunal, Justice Mohammed Mayaki, explained that the first motion was to determine whether the application was signed by the petitioners’ counsel while the second was to determine if objections raised should be taken alongside or one after the other. In his ruling, Mayaki stated that the petitioners’ counsel clearly signed the petition and stated the address of his legal firm. He said, “The name of the counsel was stated in the application and the petitioner signed on top of his name. The tribunal is not in doubt that Ogunwole represents the petitioners. The tribunal affirms that the counsel for the petitioners is clearly stated.” The Oyo State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal, sitting in Ibadan, Oyo State, has dismissed a motion filed before it by counsel for the state Governor Abiola Ajimobi and the state chapter of the All Progressives Congress to strike out the petition brought before it former governor Rashidi Ladoja and the Accord Party. Ladoja and his party, the AP, are challenging the result of the last governorship election in the state which declared Ajimobi, the governorship candidate of the APC, as the winner while Ladoja, who contested the April 11 poll on the platform of the AP, as the runners up. Counsel for Ajimobi, Wole Olanipekun (SAN), and Oluwarotimi Akeredolu (SAN), who represents the APC argued that the motion filed by Ladoja, dated July 3, 2015, was defective on the ground that it was not signed by an identifiable counsel. Chairman of the tribunal, Justice Mohammed Mayaki, explained that the first motion was to determine whether the application was signed by the petitioners’ counsel while the second was to determine if objections raised should be taken alongside or one after the other. In his ruling, Mayaki stated that the petitioners’ counsel clearly signed the petition and stated the address of his legal firm. He said, “The name of the counsel was stated in the application and the petitioner signed on top of his name. The tribunal is not in doubt that Ogunwole represents the petitioners. The tribunal affirms that the counsel for the petitioners is clearly stated.”

President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday appointed Alhaji Mohammed Kari as the Commissioner for Insurance and Chief Executive of the National Insurance Commission. Kari replaces Mr. Fola Daniel. According to a statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, the appointment, which is for a term of four years in the first instance, takes effect from Friday, July 31 2015. The new Commissioner for Insurance started his career with Royal Exchange Assurance in 1979. He later worked with Yankari Insurance Company until 1989, when he was appointed Executive Director in Niger Insurance Plc. In January 1992, he was appointed Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Nigeria Reinsurance Corporation, a position he held until March 1993 when he was appointed Managing Director of NICON Insurance Corporation. He served in that capacity until January 2000 when he resigned. He returned to insurance management in 2007 as the Managing Director/Chief Executive of Unity Kapital Assurance Plc, where he served for four years. A Chartered Insurer and Professional IT Consultant, Alhaji Mohammed Kari was, until his new appointment, was the Deputy Commissioner (Technical) in the National Insurance Commission. Buhari has also renewed the appointment of Mr. Joshua Okpo as the Rector of the Maritime Academy, Oron for a second and final term of four years. Source punchng.com.

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